For winter storm saftey, I'd add a carbon monoxide detector, just to be as safe as possible when shut up inside your house. Here’s a handy shopping list you can take to the supermarket, complete with “extra credit” items like prescriptions medicine and games to keep you busy.

Williams, a Raleigh-based wilderness guide appearing on the survival show next month, shares how she uses her years of outdoor experience to endure icy weather and power outages.

Here's a 24–48 hour prep checklist for college students living in dorms or off‑campus to help them stay safe during the upcoming storm.

Warm Clothing and Blankets - If your car breaks down in freezing temperatures, staying warm is critical. Pack extra hats, gloves, and a couple of blankets in your kit. Heat-reflective emergency blankets are a smart choice as they trap body heat more effectively than regular blankets. Remember to bring extra layers for any passengers.

Tackle the heavy snow and frigid weather with these tools.

Worried about the upcoming winter storm? The Tennessean's Williamson County reporter shared some tips on how she survived them growing up in New York.